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I'm able to trace into framework functions with full source support... that part worked well... was impressed. I can set jar-bound framework breakpoints using F9 after tracing into the framework but...
I now want to set a manual breakpoint within the jar-bound framework but cannot seem to find a way. Is there a way?
More info...
After tracing into the framework, setting a BP with F9, I see the BP is added to the breakpoint window without any function name. They instead appear to be added as <classname>.class and they cannot be edited so they are different from user-specified manual breakpoints.
I tried setting a bp on <classname>.<functionname> but it's not working. Is there a way to manually set a breakpoint in advance on a specific jar-bound framework function?
On top of all the above, if I restart VSCode, it seems my breakpoints within the jar (established by tracing into, using F9) are gone... not retained across restarts.
I'm not in VSCode/Java daily so not urgent for me alone... asking to see if I'm missing something, or maybe others will +1.
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On Linux, I'm debugging a Spring Boot WebApp using spring-web-6.0.6.jar. The jar is located under the user HOME directory...
/home//.m2/repository/org/springframework/spring-web/6.0.6/spring-web-6.0.6.jar
I'm able to trace into framework functions with full source support... that part worked well... was impressed. I can set jar-bound framework breakpoints using F9 after tracing into the framework but...
I now want to set a manual breakpoint within the jar-bound framework but cannot seem to find a way. Is there a way?
More info...
After tracing into the framework, setting a BP with F9, I see the BP is added to the breakpoint window without any function name. They instead appear to be added as
<classname>.class
and they cannot be edited so they are different from user-specified manual breakpoints.I tried setting a bp on
<classname>.<functionname>
but it's not working. Is there a way to manually set a breakpoint in advance on a specific jar-bound framework function?On top of all the above, if I restart VSCode, it seems my breakpoints within the jar (established by tracing into, using F9) are gone... not retained across restarts.
I'm not in VSCode/Java daily so not urgent for me alone... asking to see if I'm missing something, or maybe others will +1.
Possibly related: #1226
Thanks.
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